Looking for automotive oscilloscope... Any ideas?

[Pcaiman]

Hi forum, i looking for automotive oscilloscope, the principal idea is for work in cars/trucks and motorcycle, and need that be handheld.

The first option for my was fluke 98 automotive, but the price in Ebay 1000 usd for 30 years old tool is not choice for me.
The second option is hantek 2d82 automotive, but i read a topic in eev and describe the series 2000 like a toy...
https://m.es.aliexpress.com/item/32967310745.html?trace=wwwdetail2mobilesitedetail&spider=y&productId=32967310745&productSubject=Hantek-2D82auto-4in1-handheld-automotive-oscilloscope-80Mhz-digital-250MSa-s-portable-3in1-2c42-2d72-2d42-2c72

Please Any ideas

[TK]

micsig released the ATO1102 and ATO1104 automotive portable tablet format oscilloscopes.

[digsys]

I know it's not a handheld, and for all my vehicle work, I gave up on those and use an OWON SDS8102V (cheaper ones are SDS7102 etc etc)
I'd never go back - features / price / screen size etc etc

[garethw]

We are going back some time, but, I used to have a Snap-on Vantage. It was a battery powered 2 channel automotive scope. You might be able to pick one up on eBay.

[Laszlo]

I second TK's opinion. Just buy a micsig,  and you won't regret it.
Hantek is also an option but I was not impressed with the models I've seen from that brand.

I've bought my micsig 2 channel oscilloscope for 200 gbp from aliexpress and they shipped it in a week.

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[Ice-Tea]

Tektronix THS720 series? 

[Laszlo]

Tektro is nice, but if budget not an issue then why don't you treat yourself with one of these:

Fluke 125B.

Or if you have a particularly generous budget, go and buy the fluke 190.

We got one at work and it's nice. But, not nearly as nice as my micsig scope. Also its user interface isn't that great either. But it's fluke so the input protection is quality.

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